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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1904

Page

5

World’s Fair hotel accommodations prepared for vast throngs

St Louis offers extensive lodging for visitors inside and outside the Exposition grounds. The Inside Inn on the grounds can house 6000 guests with rates $1.50 to $3.50 European and $3 to $5 American per day, admissions included. New hotels nearby offer fixed rates and no increases during the Exposition.

St. Louis Exposition Grounds Bureau Napoleon Bonaparte Clayton Avenue Skinker Road Grand View Hotel Oakland Avenue Kenilworth West Park Boulevard Billon Avenue

Notable World’s Fair Music Selections Announced

The World’s Fair announces three official compositions on invitation by the Exhibition management. Hymn of the West by Edmund Clarence Stedman with music by John K. Paine, Louisiana a march by Frank Vanderlip, and Along the Plaza a waltz by Henry K Hadley. First public hearing is April 30 with ongoing performances. A $30,000 prize will go to the best bands in a tournament during the Exhibition. Major bands from France England and the United States are contracted to perform.

Edmund Clarence Stedman John K. Paine Harvard University Louisiana Frank Vanderatuken Cincinnati Orchestra Walts Plaza Henry K. Hadley New York le Garde Republicaine France Royal Grenadier Band England Fovse

Special Reduced Excursion Rates to Chicago and Other Cities

Special low excursion fares offer one way plus various add ons to Chicago Indianapolis Saint Paul Atlantic City Cincinnati Detroit Louisville and more with sale dates in June July and August and return validity through late summer. Details include specific dates sale periods and return windows plus regional extensions to eastern and northern resorts and a contact for information J A Ketun A G FL Pi A Omaha Neb.

Chicago Indianapolis ST Paul Atlantic City Cincinnati Detroit Return Louisville Algo St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Minnesota Wisconsin Deadwood Hot Springs Black Hills J. A. Ketun A.G. FL Omaha Neb

World’s Fair Low Rates From Union Pacific and Burlington

The Union Pacific offers round trip tickets to St Louis with 15 day and season options at reduced prices through Nov 40 and Dec 15. Burlington routes run Mondays June 6 13 20 27 with $17.25 seven day tickets. Inquiries to W D Clifton agent and 373 address.

Union Pacific St. Louis W. D. Clifton Burlington

Worlds Fair Rates Via Burlington Route Tickets to St Louis

Tickets to St Louis and return good fifteen days for 27.60, sixty days 30.65, or all summer 36.80. See ticket agent for full information on train service. The St Louis exposition is now complete and in harmonious operation, a lifetime regret to miss.

Burlington L. W. Wakely Omaha St. Louis St. Louia Exposition

First Printed Bible and Gutenberg’s Printing Faith

Article details the 1440 1445 Mentz Bible by Gutenberg and Faust the goldsmith. It notes 1280 pages, two folio volumes on fine paper, luster ink, and 18 copies known with four vellum copies in England Berlin Paris and London libraries. One vellum copy sold for 6500 in 1877. The Lenox copy in New York purchased in 1848 for 2200.

Mentz Gutenberg Faust England Greenville British Museum Royal Library Berlin Royal Institute Paris Oxford Edinburgh London Brighton United States Atlantic John Lenox New York City Davidson Lenox St. Louis Republic

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Rose Stillman As Estella”’ With The Telephone Girl’ Company A. Pease & Sons Sidney Nebraska Ike Gus Tobin & Wasem Schlitz Beer Milwaukee C T. B. Dawson Rose Street Sidney, Neb B. F. Mitchell Prop Kruse Bros Schlitz Milwaukee Zang Front Varied Industries Buermelle Worlds Fair VIA Mason Union Station Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Union Pacific Railroad F. A. Nash Farnam Street Opaha Eer Warry E. Tagg, Cattle Salesman A. W. Tagg Harlie Mamill Live Stock Commission Company Exchange Building South Omaha, Neb W. B. Tagg Nier Ever Ely ELY Brothers Warren St Br. Kilmer Tec Ee
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